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Mr. Claus Abt

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  1. Hey Gustaf, is there any reason why you stick to CAESES 4?
  2. Hi Gustaf, currently you can only use appropriate names to sort the scopes alphabetically or, use weights for the items, see attachments.
  3. If your objective function is based on Fine/Marine, then you could reduce the number of designs that is needed to run through CFD possibly if you use a response surface. Please read the information of the design engine that explains how many designs are needed for setting up the response surface (surrogate model). It depends on the number of design variables you will use.
  4. There is something, that seems to be related to the weight of the third point. But maybe it also comes from the curve intersetion point, there seems to be a discontinuity in the definition, see screenshot of control polygon. That is where the "folding" appears in the visualization.
  5. What kind of geometry to you use? Trimesh or BRep? Can you upload your model, please?
  6. You can find the function in the Help Workspace, see screenshot below.
  7. You can create a section (sectiongroup) and measure the sectional area for a given draught.
  8. Use the section visualization in the display options.
  9. If you use a BRep, then you can simply trim by any principle axis, see screenshots below.
  10. Your modification is so small, that you can simply not see much ....
  11. Sorry Christina, if you set up the linesplan, you can export the feature to IGS, that will write out the lines as curves, but not the label.
  12. Hi Atiyah, Short question, why would you want to keep the wetted surface area? Best regards Claus
  13. In the hydrostatics calculation you define "sink" which will define the draft you want to calculate. The upper part will then not be considered. Best regards Claus
  14. HI Christina, you can copy the feature definition into your feature directory or define a new location in "custom features, set custom locations". Alternatively you can edit the feature if you double click on the feature or click on the edit-icon next to the name "repair" and then export the feature definition in the "general" tab to any directory that you then include in your custom locations. Best regards Claus SurfaceLoftingSections.fdf
  15. HI Matheus, You should be able to run CAESES 4 also utilizing the float license issued for your team. Then you have to start CAESES (float license) from the start menu. Best regards Claus
  16. Dear Lucie, I guess it is best to ask FlowScience for assistance how to run Flow-3D in batch mode .... Best regards Claus
  17. HI Britt, Do you have list of properties that you would like to see? Cheers Claus
  18. You can rename the project, take away the ~ and make sure the project is not opened by another instance of CAESES. Best regards Claus
  19. Please install CAESES after downloading it from our website CAESES.com/downloads Cheers Claus
  20. That is actually the case. If you use the result pool, exactly that happens. You can even define an epsilon (at the design variable) which will regard two variable values as "the same" within that range. If e.g. all design variables for a large structure are within 0.1 mm, you should probably not trigger the simulation .... the default is zero. Cheers Claus
  21. Depends a bit on your computer resources. If you can do many evaluations, it is fine. You can also try the Dakota surrogate models to save time and cpu-hours.
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